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YOU BETTER START DRINKING BOTTLED WATER.. or get a GOOD CHARCOAL FILTER SYSTEM.
Boiling WATER will not kill the medications.
Boiling WATER will not kill the medications.
Our water is full of drugs and we don’t know their effects? The water in the US should be checked. Body excretions, and dumped medications that expired could be a big factor. Michigan lead was obvious... neglect seems to be rampart concerning our overall health. That part of the United States, I once read how toxic waste from that region was trucked as far as Texas to dump.
Somebody else's back yard... shameful if true... EPA investigations...and some serious oversight must be done.
I drink bottled water and the stories about some bottled water brand sources concerns...has caused me to consider a very good Charcoal Filtration System.
I am also drinking wheat grass smoothies.
To detox myself of years of inflammation and poor digestion. My brother has lost weight he reported and is an avid fan of what I prescribed. I buy mine from Amazon... 100% wheat grass juice and nuts.com
Ever wonder why little children are born now with cancer?
- Ever wonder why many people...are showing signs of asthma, getting strange illnesses.. cancer, and having breathing problems, neurological illnesses?
Our water is full of drugs and we don’t know their effectshttps://www.newscientist.com/articl...full-of-drugs-and-we-dont-know-their-effects/
PICK up a glass, fill it from the tap and take a sip.
You have just had a tiny dose of the pill your neighbor took days before.
Excreted and flushed through our sewage works and waterways, drug molecules are all around us.
A recent analysis of streams in the US detected an entire pharmacy: diabetic meds, muscle relaxants, opioids, antibiotics, antidepressants and more. Drugs have even been found in crops irrigated by treated waste water.
The amounts that end up in your glass are minuscule, and won’t lay you low tomorrow.
However, someone prescribed multiple drugs is more likely to experience side effects, and risks rise exponentially with each drug taken by a person over 65. So could tiny doses of dozens of drugs have an impact on your health?
No one knows what it means if you have a lifelong uptake of drugs at very low concentrations, says Klaus Kümmerer at the University of Lüneburg, Germany.
These drugs have been individually approved, but we haven’t studied what it means when they’re together in the same soup, says Mae Wu at the National Resources Defense Council
Thirty years ago, no one paid attention to endocrine disruptors artificial chemicals found in a variety of materials. These environmental contaminants are now linked to breast cancer and abnormal development in children. The cocktail in our water involves many more compounds, so we can't afford to wait for negative effects to emerge.
The issue of drugs in our water came to a head earlier this year ...
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http://www.kiro7.com/news/local/8-w...ens-with-acute-neurologic-illnesses/461671111
8 Washington children admitted to Seattle Children's with acute neurologic illnesses
Updated: Oct 31, 2016 - 4:16 PM
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https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/neu...tis/about-tm/what-is-transverse-myelitis.html
What is Transverse Myelitis?
four classic symptoms of transverse myelitis:
- weakness in the arms/legs
- sensory symptoms such as numbness or tingling
- pain and discomfort
- bladder dysfunction and/or bowel motility problems
The word transverse indicates dysfunction at a particular level across the spinal cord, however this term may be misleading as there is not always complete anatomical damage across the cord, but rather focal inflammation that may produce asymmetric spinal cord dysfunction below the level affected while function above such level is normal. So we frequently prefer to use the term myelitis.
Causes of Transverse Myelitis
The cause of 60% of TM cases may remain unknown despite the presence of inflammatory mechanisms.